Plane Crash in Andes Leaves Wreckage Bare
Salvage chief Eduardo reports the DC6 disaster on Tacora peak left the wreckage totally disintegrated with only engine fragments and tail section intact. Passengers include Leon Bornstein and Robert McCormack from the United States and Gustaf Westring and Lars Nilsson of Atlas Corp, plus two other Americans.
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Miami
Fla
Robert McCormack
New York
Bornstein
Gustaf Westring
Air Force
Lars Nilsson
Atlas Corp
Westring
United Nations
Tacora
Peru
la Paz
Bolivia
Chile
Luis Eduardo
Bolivian Civil Aeronautics Administration
Clovis Shootings Leave Two Men Dead in Hour
In Clovis New Mexico University student Guthrie and Clovis resident Madrid were killed within hours. Guthrie 17 died after a car stopped and a gunshot ended his life. Madrid 21 was shot in the heart as he stood on a street corner. Police report witnesses and suspects in the second case.
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New Mexico University
Portales
N.M
Here
Guadalupe Trinie Madrid
Clovis
Guthrie
Robert G. Guthrie
Chula Vista
Calif
Allen Mathieson
Eastern
East Clovis
Mathieson
Madrid
TV Rate Systems Come Under Congressional Eye
Washington experts weigh broadcast ratings as NBC host Johnny Carson and Nielsen testify before the House Commerce Investigating Subcommittee. The probe probes rating accuracy amid criticism from ABC radio and broadcasters about portable and mobile listenership counting and conflicting local versus total audience figures.
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Congressional Eye
Washington
UPI
A. C. Nielsen Co
Johnny Carson
NBC
Nielsen
House Commerce Investigating
Carson
Peter Tewksbury
American Research Bureau
Congressional Investiga
Tors
ABC Radio Network
ABC
Bombing interrupts ceremony for De Valera amid Cork raids
A bomb attempt prompted reinforcements for De Valera at a memorial ceremony that proceeded on schedule. Police reported no arrests after raids on about 30 IRA sympathizers in Cork and surrounding areas. The dead man’s decapitated body and a severed leg were found near the monument as crowds gathered for St Patrick’s Day celebrations across Ireland.
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de Valera
I.R.A
Cork
Eugene
Ben
Northern Ireland
Republic
Dublin
Ireland
Cuban sabotage plan involving arms shipment to Soviet sub off Miramar
A Cuban navy launch carried arms and food to a submarine off Miramar near Casino Deportivo in Havana. Venezuelan and other flagged boxes were loaded, with unmarked crates also aboard. Citations note sabotage plans reaching the United States Brazil and Mexico and mention Conte a Cuban exile radio commentator.
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Casino Deportivo
Havana
G-2
Venezuela
Panama
Nicaragua
Honduras
Cuba
Nist
China
United States
Conte
Castro
National Army of Liberation
Romulo Betancourt
Mexico
Brazil
Queen’s Australian tour draws mixed crowds amid economic ties
The Times reports stark contrasts in reception across Australia with 2,000 greeting at Canberra Airport and 8,000 guests at Adel aide as the Queen and Prince Philip visit. The Express links waning enthusiasm to Britain’s stalled European market aims.
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the Times
Canberra
Prince Philip
Adelaide
the Express
Britain
Australia
Snow and rain clog Las Vegas area. mountain roads blocked
A five hour downpour drenched lower Las Vegas and heavy snow blanketed Mt Charleston. Deputies report thousands stranded as cars churned into pileups and a roadblock was set at 3 p m. Police counted about 50 accidents in the Las Vegas area.
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Las Vegas
Highway Department
Mt. Charleston
Walter Butts
Penney's Repair Ad Promises Free Parking Nearby
Footnote style public notice offers free parking next to 119 N. 3rd St and mentions a repair service with contact number 382-8598. The terse classified item emphasizes convenience for customers with a nearby lot and a repair shop name.
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N. 3Rd St
Mystery Deaths In Mobridge Family Baffle Officials
Nine members of a Mobridge family died under mysterious circumstances as autopsies planned. Authorities considered asphyxiation or a toxic meal, noting sealed doors and windows and a blizzard delaying postmortems. The victims include Nelson Zephier, 19, his wife Alberta Bad Wound, 27, and children Debra 8, Donna 6, Diana 5, Donald 3, Dale 2, Darren and Darla 6 months.
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UPI
Mobridge
Walworth County
Leland Berndt
Walworth
Ray Miles
Aberdeen
Here
Nelson Zephier
Highway Division
U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Alberta
Kadoka
Debra
Donna
Diana
Donald
Dale
Darren
Darla
Las Vegas Daily Run staff and publishing notices
The Las Vegas Run staff lists editors and executives including H M Greenspun president Ray Germain and Norman White vice presidents Barbara Greenspun secretary A M Greenspun treasurer Ruth Deberin and others. Published mornings at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada with associations and circulation details. Subscription rates shown for Sunday and daily copies.
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Ray Germain
Norman White
Barbara Greenspun
A. M Greenspun
Ruthe Deberin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
TAMARA ANI/HEEVA
D. James
Bob Belz
Norvell Wood
Deer Coakley
Las Vegas Run, Inc
South Main Street
Las Vegas
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Nationsl
Alien Kiapp Co
Chicago
Detroit
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San
Rapciséo
United Press In
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Passover's Association
California
Sale notice for damaged 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne in Clark County
Clark County Nevada announces a sale of a damaged 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne four door sedan. Bids due by 10 00 am Sunday April 1963 at the Purchasing Agent Office Clark County Courthouse Las Vegas. Vehicle sold as is for cash with no warranty and bidder must remove within days of sale.
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Clark County
Las Vegas
Nevada
Dam
Stardust Fire Station
Industrial
Reca
Sonora Avenue
Board of Commissioners
Heal
Gibbs Hikes Swamp Travel to Reach Pittman Service Station
Gibbs traversed swamp and desert for over two hours to reach a service station near Pittman. He borrowed a car and could not recall where he left his family and friends. Deputies conducted an eight hour search through rain clogged dirt roads before locating the victims who were only chilled and unharmed.
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Gibbs
Pittman
Butts
Flooding Sparks Surprise in Town's Shops
Twisters struck unexpectedly with water flooding dozens of commercial buildings. Loyd called the flooding the worst since 1938 or 1939, marking a historic disaster for the area.
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Loyd
No Army Guard To Meet JFK In Costa Rica
Costa Rica will greet President Kennedy with no army present as the country relies on a 1,700-man civil guard and a strong education system. President Francisco Orlich leads the three day talks with Kennedy amid long standing neutrality and stability.
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JFK
Costa Rica
Kennedy
San Jose
Hemisphere
Francisco Orlich
Nicaragua
Latin America
Orlich
Costas Rica
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance named Dio-Dyne used as suppository or ointment promises to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Reports claim noticeable reduction in cases with patients stating piles ceased to be a problem. The product Preperatwe is offered by a world famous research institute at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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